Rosamond Earle Faces London With Uncertain Hope
In a fragile English dawn Rosamond Earle in Langham hotel weighs her loneliness and a possible alliance with Col. Trefusis. He offers devotion and a home, but she braces for the unspoken past and a difficult choice as Brian Desmond returns to his club for the evening.
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Brian
Kitten
London
England
Col. Trefuele
Eloce
Rosamond
Langham
Carlton Club
Colonel Trefusis
Mrs. Barle
Col. Trefusis
Mia
Harie
Planus
Harle
Mra. Earle
Col
Trefuala
Mrs. Earle
Ciatrens
Rosamond Farle
Brian Desmond
Homeward return at Waterloo with a vexed party
At Waterloo station a four person party arrives with a large luggage load. Mrs Earle, a weary mother, is aided by Col. Trefusis as the ayah tends a distressed child and the maid helps with baggage amid crowded platform scenes and evening rain.
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Waterloo Station
Southampton
P. and O
India
Col. Trefus
Rosamond
Excavations in Cavetown Cavern Seek Traces of Prehistoric Man
Ethnologists probe caves across the United States for evidence of North America’s ancient inhabitants. Dr. Charles Peabody and Warren Moorehead lead a Cavetown Maryland dig aided by W. H. Holmes and J. D. McGuire. No human fossils found yet. animal fossils like elk and cave bear uncovered in nearby quarry.
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United States
North America
Washington Star
Charles Peabody
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Cavetown
Hagerstown
Dr. Peabody
Warren K. Moorehead
Peabody
W. H. Holmes
Bureau of American Ethnology
J. D. McGuire
Mr. McGuire
Carnegie Institution
McGuire
Europe
Ventilating Corn Stacks And Hog House Comfort
The article describes building ventilator racks from lumber or poles to prevent mold in stored corn and details near barn use. It advises using building and tarred paper in hog houses, arranging sleeping corners to avoid drafts, and stresses ventilation for healthier swine, noting cholera not a sign of welfare.
Insect Extermination Urged by Government Entomologist
Dr. L. O. Howard of the Department of Agriculture warns that insect damage costs exceed 300 million dollars annually. The Rocky Mountain locust caused 100 million in 1874, chinchbugs have eaten 330 million of corn and wheat since 1850, and mosquitoes depress real estate values. A New Jersey paper says eradicating mosquitoes there would raise property values by at least 100 thousand. A continuous war on insects is advised.
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L. O. Howard
Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Wall
Grafter
Conven Record-Herald
Inal
Sell Sage
News and Tribune
Joseph H. Choate
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Newh
Huntington
York
Angel
Oulaville Post
Paul Morton
Chance
Louis Globe Friends of
New York Life
Cole
Oregonian
Feeding Floor for Hogs Plan Cement Surface with Side Frames
A detailed method for building a hog feeding floor using a cement surface inside a frame of rough lumber or half-logs. The design keeps hogs from crowding and trampling grain and is suitable for grain roots and roughage, not slop. The floor should be durable and span any desired dimensions, ideally wide enough for feeding from both sides.
Value of Good Roads Argument for Farmers
The Portland Oregonian notes the average farmer hauls goods twelve miles at 25 cents per ton mile, about $3 per ton. With 800,000,000 tons moved yearly, at $8 per ton this surmised cost would exceed US railroad operating expenses by a large margin, making a case for better wagon roads and ponds.
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Portland Oregonian
United States
Wintering Fall Calves and Harvesting the Bera Crop
Newwide notes on winter calf care emphasize dry clean housing fresh milk and gradual intake to build a sturdy herd. Also described are bean harvesters two wheelers and blade setup, plus apple storage factors and profitable poultry gardening near large cities with strong markets.
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PAA Fn
VOVGK
Mma
Bean Harvester
McCurdying Man Journal
Runsla
Billy
Teamatanes
Pittsburg
New York Mail
McCusaya
Inauranes
Atlanta Journal
Pat
Indianapolis News
Robert A. McCurdy
Houston Chronicle
Minneapolis
Ames
Duluth News Tribune
Bryan
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